Catherine Sweeney started her blog, Traveling with Sweeney, in 2010. It was the perfect way for her to blend her lifelong passion for travel with her communications skills and entrepreneurial spirit. She most often travels with her husband and co-blogger (affectionately known as Mr. TWS) and together they share their experiences on the blog to provide information and inspiration to others looking for great luxury as well as cultural and active travel experiences. She has a strong focus on the best of destinations, both well-known and under-the-radar, in North America and Europe. While baby boomers are the largest part of her audience, her posts are of interest and apply to travelers of all ages.

Having retired at the age of 38 in 1991, Billy and Akaisha Kaderli are recognized retirement experts and internationally published authors on topics of finance, world travel, and medical tourism. They are the authors of 9 books on finance and travel, available for purchase on their website and at Amazon. With the wealth of information they share on their award-winning website Retire Early Lifestyle, they have been helping people achieve their own retirement dreams since 1991. Continuing to journal and photograph their world travels, Billy and Akaisha have home bases in Thailand, Mexico, Guatemala, and the United States.

The Kaderlis have been interviewed about retirement issues by The Wall Street Journal, Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine, The Motley Fool Rule, Your Retirement newsletter, nationally syndicated radio talk show host Clark Howard, Bankrate.com, SmartMoney, FOXBusiness, US News and World Report, MarketWatch, Nerd Wallet, and countless newspapers and TV shows nationally and worldwide.

Howard Blount blogs about his travel experiences on Backroad Planet along with his friend Jerry. Two guys from Central Florida who enjoy adventure and discovery on the backroads. They prefer taking the scenic route, finding out-of-the-way historical sites, and local flavor in hole-in-the wall cafés and guesthouses. Budget travel and economy are definite factors in trip planning, but they are not afraid to splurge occasionally. They also enjoy national and state parks and collecting passport stamps along the way.